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Peter Locke

What is an Estate Plan?

Estate planning is one of the most skipped parts of peoples’ financial lives. Whether you’ve put it off because you didn’t know anything about it, it’s boring, expensive, or because you don’t think you have enough assets, I hope this

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Kevin Taylor

A guide to Trusts in Estate Planning

Estate planning often involves the use of trusts to manage and distribute assets in a way that aligns with the individual’s goals, minimizes taxes, and ensures the well-being of beneficiaries. There are various types of trusts available, each serving specific

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Kevin Taylor

Navigating the Documents in Estate Planning

Estate planning is a crucial process that involves organizing your affairs and specifying your wishes for the management and distribution of your assets in the event of your disability or death. To begin estate planning, you’ll need several important documents

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Peter Locke

Divorcing Women and their Unheard Financial Goals

Financial problems are one of the most cited causes of divorce and crafting a Divorce Financial Plan can be your best opportunity for a new start. The compounding stresses of money management and home economics can act as an accelerant for

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Kevin Taylor

Divorce Planning

Divorce Planning Divorce is frustrating, confusing, time consuming, draining both mentally, emotionally and financially Our approach to Divorce Planning: At InSight®, our CFP® professionals help advise clients on investment management, retirement planning, tax planning, insurance planning, estate planning, and education

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Kevin Taylor

How to Survive a Bear Attack? (Pt. 2)

Don’t Discard your Strategy During a Recession We own stocks for a very deliberate reason. These equities are inflation resistant, generate cash, and the good companies grow at a rate faster than the economy they are a part of. They

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Kevin Taylor

Is a U.S. Housing Market Crash Inevitable?

It is almost inevitable that housing correction is coming. Most of the upswing nationally in housing prices is caused by low borrowing rates. A mortgage payment is mostly made up of three different columns 1) Principle 2) Interest 3) Other

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